In honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow we chatted with five of the talented women at Ocean Wise for their advice and insights on working in the industry. In this blog we’re highlighting one of our creative Ocean Wise Communications Specialists, Cayley Elcombe! How did you come to work in ocean conservation? I’ve always … Continued
In honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow we chatted with five of the talented women at Ocean Wise for their advice and insights on working in the industry. In this blog we’re highlighting our wonderful Ocean Wise Senior IT Project Manager, Meighan Makarchuk. How did you come to work in ocean conservation? Growing up … Continued
In honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow we chatted with five of the talented women at Ocean Wise for their advice and insights on working in the industry. In this blog we’re highlighting our wonderful Ocean Wise Youth and Education Admin Manager, Addie Vasant. How did you come to work in ocean conservation? It … Continued
In honour of International Women’s Day tomorrow we chatted with five of the talented women at Ocean Wise for their advice and insights on working in the industry. In this blog we’re highlighting our fantastic Ocean Wise Director of Whales, Dr. Chloe Robinson. How did you come to work in ocean conservation? Since I … Continued
2023 was a year of impact for Ocean Wise, empowering future leaders through expanded youth programs, pioneering kelp restoration efforts and advancing microfiber pollution prevention with industry collaborations. This year-end review highlights Ocean Wise’s commitment to ocean conservation, showcasing achievements that promise a sustainable future. Kelp Nursery Launched to Restore Vital Ocean Habitat On April … Continued
Ocean Wise CEO and President Lasse Gustavsson writes about the importance of fostering inclusivity, equity, and accessibility within our communities and workplace. Picture a flourishing ocean. Visualize the species, habitats, and colours; the diversity of life working seamlessly together as an ecosystem. This diversity is integral to a healthy and vibrant ocean. In our ocean … Continued
What’s the scariest part about Halloween? The ghoulish costumes? The frightening films? The impending sugar crash? For us – it’s the waste. At Halloween, everything seems to be covered in single-use plastic – from bite-sized chocolate bars to throwaway costumes. This puts the ocean at risk. Plastic that is not recycled or disposed of properly … Continued
Now is the time to alter the course of history. Together with the Command Z team we’re asking you to #BeOceanWise and take three simple actions: Pledge to end plastic pollution – Fight climate change – Join Ocean Wise Steven Soderbergh’s Command Z social impact digital series is collaborating with leading global conservation organization Ocean … Continued
Ocean Wise is pleased to announce Nicole Straughan as our new Vice President, Youth and Education. Nicole has a deep-rooted commitment to the ocean that started in her childhood on Canada’s West Coast, exploring tidepools and sailing the Salish Sea. Nicole has been with Ocean Wise for 12 years, beginning as a summer camp educator … Continued
It is with great sadness that we are share the loss of Ocean Wise’s former President and CEO John Nightingale. John was a well-respected conservation leader in the Vancouver community for decades. Having helmed the Vancouver Aquarium and Ocean Wise for 25 years, John’s impact on the City of Vancouver and the millions of guests … Continued
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Ocean Wise is based in the traditional and unceded territory of the Coast Salish Peoples, including the territories of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish), and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. We work across Turtle Island and beyond, supporting Indigenous peoples in their vital work on ocean conservation and biodiversity whenever possible or as we are invited to.